GPX Binder App Reviews
Keeps crashing
This app just keeps crashing all the times when binding point to images, web site is only a crappy google translate of a japanese website...
It was simple enough to fix up bad GPS data from a short bike ride. A couple things that would make this app even better: 1) Standard menu commands with keyboard shortcuts for switching between the editing tools "(select menu, rectangular marquee, etc). I found myself clicking those in the toolbar a lot and the existing shortcuts are not well documented. 2) Maybe a feature for v2.0: Fixing GPS data by moving individual points or even selected groups of points is unintuitive and time consuming. If Id been fixing a longer ride I might not have been as happy. Itd be a lot more convenient and intuitive to be able to select the points with bad locations and then enter a new mode to draw the path where you want them.
Odd file type.
There doesn’t seem to be a way to save an edited file as a pure .gpx document.
I’ve tried a number of different apps for editing GPX files and geotagging photos. While simple, it does exactly what I need: easy editing of GPX files from Trails (iOS) combined with geotagging of photos. It has a clean and efficient interface, and is priced very competitively. There are a few oddities here, so here are some tips: 1.You can’t set GPX files to be opened automatically from the Finder; instead, you have to open the application, create a new GPXB file, and import (or drag) the tracks in. 2.When you save, you save the GPXB file; to save the GPX file, you have to export it. 3.You have to remember to click “Edit” and click on the camera icon in the “point list” before dragging photos into the list. 4.It doesn’t have a direct link to iPhoto, and due to how iPhoto handles “masters” and “previews,” dragging files may not always work. It’s better to drag all of your files to a temporary folder, geotag them, and reimport into iPhoto. (This would be a superb feature addition) 5.If you are in a different timezone than that in which you originally recorded the tracks, you’ll need to adjust the photos to fit the plot.
Simple, easy GPX and geotagging editor
I’ve tried a number of different apps for editing GPX files and geotagging photos. While simple, it does exactly what I need: easy editing of GPX files from Trails (iOS) combined with geotagging of photos. It has a clean and efficient interface, and is priced very competitively. There are a few oddities here, so here are some tips: 1.You can’t set GPX files to be opened automatically from the Finder; instead, you have to open the application, create a new GPXB file, and import (or drag) the tracks in. 2.When you save, you save the GPXB file; to save the GPX file, you have to export it. 3.You have to remember to click “Edit” and click on the camera icon in the “point list” before dragging photos into the list. 4.It doesn’t have a direct link to iPhoto, and due to how iPhoto handles “masters” and “previews,” dragging files may not always work. It’s better to drag all of your files to a temporary folder, geotag them, and reimport into iPhoto. (This would be a superb feature addition) 5.If you are in a different timezone than that in which you originally recorded the tracks, you’ll need to adjust the photos to fit the plot.
Odd file type.
There doesn’t seem to be a way to save an edited file as a pure .gpx document.
Nice for fixing bad GPS data.
It was simple enough to fix up bad GPS data from a short bike ride. A couple things that would make this app even better: 1) Standard menu commands with keyboard shortcuts for switching between the editing tools "(select menu, rectangular marquee, etc). I found myself clicking those in the toolbar a lot and the existing shortcuts are not well documented. 2) Maybe a feature for v2.0: Fixing GPS data by moving individual points or even selected groups of points is unintuitive and time consuming. If I'd been fixing a longer ride I might not have been as happy. It'd be a lot more convenient and intuitive to be able to select the points with bad locations and then enter a new mode to draw the path where you want them.